36 articles from the Socialist, issue 466
7 December 2006
NHS campaigns unite
THE BATTLE to defend the NHS took another step forward when 23 NHS campaign groups from around the country met in Nuneaton on 2 December…
Chertsey: “NOT EITHER but Neither” is the slogan of the NHS Together campaign to save NHS services at St Peters (Chertsey) and Royal Surrey County Hospital (Guildford)…
Building the national day of action
War and terrorism
Bush and Blair still in denial
Iraq meltdown: AS IRAQ descends further into sectarian violence, ethnic cleansing, corruption and poverty, Western leaders Tony Blair and George Bush continue to be in a state of denial over the country’s impending collapse…
“The greatest strategic disaster in American history”
Workplace news
GLASGOW’S NEW Labour council has been forced to retreat in the face of a massive strike over their plans to cut the pay of 4,500 council workers. …
300,000 workers in PCS strike Ballot
Blood service staff prepared to fight job losses
ONLY WEEKS after JJB workers scored a massive victory over anti-union boss Dave Whelan (see the socialist issue 464), their union (GMB) is under serious attack. One steward has been sacked and the convenor is facing disciplinary action.
Socialist Students
Durham students say: : ON 1 December, 250 angry Durham University students demonstrated against a proposed 7% increase in the cost of living in university halls of residence…
Campaign to Defeat Fees is building across London
Fight Blair’s divisive academy programme
Socialism 2006
How can the consequences of globalisation be combated?: Socialism 2006 featured discussions and debates which focused on the key issues facing socialists today…
Britain’s Muslims under siege – which way forward?
Do you have to be red to be green?
Socialism 2006 – another major step forward
Socialist Party news and analysis
200 march against Lincoln’s far right
Trident – a waste of our money
Privatised rail bosses hike up fares
International socialist news and analysis
Chávez re-election – a set-back for the right
